The Lawyers’ Christian Fellowship (LCF) is an interdenominational association of members of the legal profession, including law students and teachers of law in Jamaica.

Inspiration for the formation of LCF came in 1974 when a group of law students, influenced by a revival being experienced on the Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies began to meet regularly for prayer. On entry to the Norman Manley Law School in Kingston Jamaica, the group continued to meet and after qualifying as lawyers formally established the LCF on the 8th of September 1984 with the aim of being a source of fellowship to persons within the legal profession and a witness to the claims of Christ to the public in general and to lawyers in particular.

LCF is managed by a Managing Committee (the Executive) consisting of the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Liaison Officer and two or more other members as elected at the annual general meeting. Since its inception LCF has had 8 Presidents including current President Ms. Gail English who has served the LCF before as President and in other capacities including Immediate Past Vice President.  

The members of the LCF Management Committee 2010- 2011 are:

• Gail English - President
• Philippa Davies - Vice President
• Dianne Daley - Vice President
• Deirdre Gosse - Secretary
• Shirley Richards – Treasurer
• Shaunna-kay Carter  - Liaison officer

Members with special responsibility for prayer:

• Charmaine Smith-Bonia
• Lelieth Lambie-Thomas
• Jamilla Thomas

• promote and provide Christian fellowship among members of the legal profession;
• promote the gospel of Jesus Christ within the legal profession;
• uphold Biblical principles in the administration of law and justice
• promote and defend laws and systems grounded in Christian values

LCF Jamaica is a non-profit and voluntary association. Its activities, where necessary, are funded by the goodwill and contribution of its members through annual subscription fees, donations and fund raising events.